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They also reportedly had some issues with the [[Windrunners]]. [[Sylphrena]], an [[honorspren]], mentioned to [[Kaladin]] that "Laws don't matter. What's right matters." [[Highspren]] and, through them, the Skybreakers judge and dispense justice according to the letter of the law and what may make logical sense to them, while the Windrunners will disregard these laws or logic at their letter to do what is considered right. This is further supported when [[Kaladin]] tells [[Sylphrena]] that he'll "find his own justice" in regards to [[Amaram]], and she cautions that he's "not a [[Skybreaker]]," and that he's "not supposed to be like [that]."{{book ref|sa2|22}}
The Skybreakers were also the only Order that did not partake in the [[Recreance]] and remained active in the following two millennia.{{book ref|sa2|88}}{{epigraph ref|sa2|41}}{{book ref|sa3|40}}{{book ref|sa3|90}} It is mentioned by [[Mraize]] that [[Helaran Davar]] had been attempting to locate the Skybreakers, and that Nale had recruited him, although he was not worthy of a spren bond before he died.{{cite}}
The Order has a small fortress in [[Marabethia]] that overlooks the [[Purelake]].{{book ref|sa3|90}} Hopefuls are brought to the fortress for testing, and Squires and Masters reside there while training (unless they are away on a mission).{{book ref|sa3|90}}
Skybreakers usually wear the uniforms of local law enforcement wherever they travel, regardless of their own race or nationality.{{book ref|sa3|90}}{{book ref|sa3|98}}
== Known Skybreakers ==
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